EMDR, Psychotherapy, EMDR Consultation, Clinical Supervision. I work with individuals who wish to heal from trauma, improve overall sense of well-being, decrease stress or anxiety, process grief or loss, discover strengths, increase self-confidence, set and accomplish goals. I also work with individuals or families who have experienced spiritual abuse or have been in cults or controlling groups or relationships. I especially enjoy working with young adults who are exploring life's opportunities, working to have healthy relationships and discovering personal potential. www.leonafurnari.com

I provide Mindfulness-Based psychotherapy and art psychotherapy services in a working art studio located in North Boulder. Evidence based modalities I have trained in and utilize include: Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, EMDR, DBT and CBT. My work includes serving individuals coping with a wide variety of emotional, developmental and psychological/ psychiatric difficulties. I am also a trained mIndfulness meditation instructor with over 20 years of continuous meditation practice under the supervision of a respected Zen Master. In addition to my work as a therapist, I am adjunct faculty at Naropa University, I exhibit my artwork nationally and my writings have been published in a variety of meditation and art therapy journals. http://www.lotusopeningtherapy.com

specializing in issues surrounding children and adolescent bereavement, divorce care, and transitions. Grief and loss groups, play therapy, and creative interventions to lead towards hope. :)

I am ready to help you move past traumatic events and difficult times, improve the problem areas of your life, and at the same time find more of what you do want in your life. If you are not sure what it is you want, I can help you figure that out. I use mainstream counseling techniques, often in combination with treatments designed to help resolve trauma. While I enjoy working with a wide variety of people, I have a special interest in working with survivors of sexual assault/abuse or traumatic loss, and with their loved ones.

Beginning therapy to address past traumas can be scary. The first and most important thing we will do together is create a strong, safe relationship. Then we engage your internal and external resources, and develop -- as gradually as necessary -- your ability to tolerate and manage working with your traumatic past